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>>concrete doesn't likes fire I guess depends on the intensity and how long it lasts. Pretty sure a concrete home can survive your sofa burning. A wooden house
by onetimemanytime 8y ago
>>concrete doesn't likes fire
I guess depends on the intensity and how long it lasts. Pretty sure a concrete home can survive your sofa burning. A wooden house, it's toast.
- samsk 8y agoI've found small fire test, its not very scientific, but shows what I was talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-J86Ka9MkQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-J86Ka9MkQ To correct myself, its the mortar that doesn't likes the fire much more than pure concrete, therefore brick wall has to be usually demolished after fire. But yes, everything depends on intensity of the fire, but I would never say that (properly built) wood house burns easier or faster than brick house, its kind of a myth. It burns differently with different result, and different kind of damages. Where, in the wood house the damages can be _usually_ fixed easier as in brick house.